About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the dimly lit waiting room of Mark M. Bierma DDS MS, PLLC Endodontic Specialist, a regular patient leaned back in his chair and muttered under his breath, ‘I swear I just saw that receptionist’s hairdo move.’ Finally, an elderly gentleman approached the counter, holding a small box. He asked softly, 'Excuse me, is it normal for my toothache to feel like it's talking to me?' The receptionist smiled warmly and replied, 'Not usually, sir.'
2. A neighborhood kid, bored on a rainy afternoon, decided to explore the mysterious building housing Mark M. Bierma DDS MS, PLLC Endodontic Specialist. Curious fingers found an unlocked door, leading to a hallway filled with strange instruments and oddly familiar sounds. Suddenly, from around the corner came a muffled voice: ‘Excuse me, can you help me? I seem to be stuck in here!’ It turned out to be just a delivery driver who accidentally locked himself inside. The adventure ended with everyone laughing and a newfound respect for dental offices.
3. A delivery driver noticed something peculiar one day as he parked his truck near Mark M. Bierma DDS MS, PLLC Endodontic Specialist. Among the usual boxes and bags, there lay an old, dusty guitar case. Curious, he opened it to find a vintage instrument with no label or markings—except for a single note scribbled inside: ‘To the next owner, good luck!’ The delivery driver decided to keep the mysterious guitar, thinking it might bring him some lucky breaks on the job. Months later, while delivering packages late at night, he found himself humming along to an old blues tune. Just then, a familiar voice called out from behind: 'Hey, that’s mine!' Turned out, the guitar had belonged to none other than the office janitor, who’d left it years ago.
4. While waiting for her appointment, an elderly lady overheard two nurses whispering in hushed tones. ‘Did you see that strange light coming from behind those doors?’ one asked. The other nodded solemnly. Finally, the old lady found out what was causing all the fuss—a small neon sign outside read ‘Endo Donut Shoppe.’ Turned out, it was just a clever marketing gimmick to attract hungry patients during long waits.